From Google Drive to Instagram Stories, one tap at a time

Getting one file from a folder onto a Story by hand means finding it, downloading it, fitting it and posting it. Every day. And someone has to remember to.

1. Connect Google Drive, read-only, and choose the folders to post from.
2. At each time slot Storydump picks today’s Story: anything never posted first, then whatever has waited longest (here’s how Storydump picks what’s next). Post now sizes it for Stories, 9:16, with nothing cropped.
3. Your team gets it as a card in your team’s Telegram group or as a row in the Queue on the web. Tap Post now, or post it yourself and tap Posted myself. You can try the card on the home page.

Each folder you connect gets its own share of your Stories, say Tips, Behind the scenes and Events, and subfolders come along with their folder. Here’s how to organize your folders.

Instead of building a calendar post by post, keep adding to the folder. Storydump checks your folders about every six hours, and Sync in the dashboard checks right away. New files go first, because they’ve never been posted.

There’s nothing to wire: no spreadsheet, no automation flow, no bot to build. Read how posting from a Drive folder works, step by step.

Storydump can’t change or delete your files, and your originals stay in your Drive. How your media is handled, step by step: Privacy.

1. 1

   Join the waitlist. We’re inviting people in small batches, and we’ll email you when your spot is ready. Join the waitlist

2. 2

   Make sure your Instagram account is a professional account (Business or Creator). Instagram account guide

3. 3

   Put your photos and videos in Google Drive, one folder for each kind of Story. Folder guide

4. 4

   Once you’re in, connect Instagram with its own login and Google Drive read-only, pick your folders, and set Stories a day, hours and time zone. Linking a Telegram group is optional. The full setup guide